My husband filed for divorce a few months ago. I never signed anything and we are since back together.

You should go down to the court where he filed and ask to see the file. If there is no judgement of dissolution in there, then you are still...

Can I take my wife's name off the mortgage title? More info below.

You cannot transfer assets to someone in order to avoid a debt. Taking your wife off the deed would transfer her 50% ownership to you. Any transfer...

I got a dui in oregon (first offense) i was also driving with a suspended liscense, which I was not aware of.

On the DUII, you may be eligible for the diversion program. As long as you have no prior DUII's, there was no injury accident involved, and you...

What questions can (or should) a partner in closely held corp ask his partners when he/she is no longer working at the company?

There are two places I'd start. First, Oregon statutes have provisions for shareholder rights. There are certain corporate records that must be...

Can apply for legal guardianship of my fiance's 4 1/2 yr old daughter? He has full custody. And how do I go about it

You are a good person for the care and support you've provided to your step-daughter to be. But she doesn't appear to need a guardianship. Her...

At what age can a child decide if they want to follow a parenting time agreement?

The answer to these types of questions really does depend on the facts of the case. How old and how mature the kids are? Any prior problems with...

My ex boyfriends new girlfriend lost custody of her children..how do I find out the reason why?

If you know where the custody order was entered, you can go to that courthouse and ask to review the court file. That is public information.

Whats the chances the lender will bring a deficiency judgement against me. ?

You should put the property up for a short sale. If you can find a buyer, even at less than full price, you may be able to negotiate with the bank...

Modifying Child Support when two children are considered 'Adult Child Attending School'

You've identified the issues here well. But an experienced attorney could probably ask all the right questions about your sepcific situation, and...

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Is Oregon a non-recourse state?

Yes, Oregon is a non recourse state. So if this is your residence, and all the debt is from the orginal purchase, there should be no deficiency...